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Targeting health care organizations gives attackers leverage because these breaches require speedy resolution.

Violent crime is down in the U.S. overall but that's not true for every area of the country.

FBI statistics show property crime is significantly more common than violent crime in the United States.

Risk mitigation is no longer the cherry on top but the key ingredient to securing insurance.

Renewed focus on customer service and workplace culture can help safeguard small businesses against an array of risks.

Financial losses from these cybercrimes increased from $3.5 billion in 2019 to $12.5 billion in 2023.

Legacy technology at Change Healthcare was missing multifactor authentication, giving cybercriminals an easy way in.

Analysis of auto insurance customer inquiries combined with national arrest and population data uncovers highest-risk states for at-fault car accidents.